Brady Corbet discusses his Oscar buzz film 'The Brutalist' about a post-war architect

Brady Corbet's new film, "The Brutalist," explores the challenges faced by an architect in America after World War II. The story follows László Tóth, who struggles to maintain his artistic vision while working with a powerful industrialist. The film has received critical acclaim, debuting as a masterpiece at the Venice Film Festival. A24 has acquired it and plans a significant Oscar campaign. It runs three and a half hours and was made for about $10 million, showcasing a unique production style. Corbet faced numerous obstacles during production, including financing issues and pandemic-related delays. He emphasizes the importance of creative control, stating he preferred a smaller budget to avoid excessive executive influence.